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Host Carrie Saldo and panelists discuss expectations for Super Tuesday, vacant properties owned by the Roman Catholic Diocese, the fate of to-go cocktails, and community activism with the W.E.B Du Bois Center.
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We imbibe a few mocktails with Sean Billson for "Dry January," invite the Muswell Hillbillies to the studio for Live Music Friday, and chat with Boston Red Sox's organist, Josh Kantor, while he performs live requests.
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An attempt by Congress to sort out the immigration issue fell apart last week. The question of how Massachusetts' governor will handle the ever increasing number of unhoused families seeking shelter in the Commonwealth, continues to be top-of-mind for many across the Baystate.
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With an eye toward economic development and bringing visitors into Northampton, city officials now await — with caution — paperwork from real estate owner Eric Suher, that could advance his sale of The Calvin to new owners.
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Connecticut's Department of Transportation joins a three-state study of advanced anti-DUI technology.
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The Iron Horse Music Hall in Northampton, has new owners. Eric Suher, who owns several closed entertainment venues in the city, announced Wednesday the Iron Horse will become part of The Parlor Room.
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After the Amherst town manager tweeted to CVS complaining about a display of electrolytes and party cups that could be used for binge drinking, the store took the display down.
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UMass officials say many students were seen carrying plastic gallon containers believed to be filled with a potent mix of water, alcohol, and flavoring.
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The Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission said it's conducting sting operations to make sure liquor stores, bars and restaurants aren't selling to underage buyers.
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Liquor stores say they have met a key hurdle to launching a ballot measure to counter efforts by big chains to eliminate limits on the number of stores that can alcohol in Massachusetts. The ballot measure would double the number of liquor licenses that can be held by a single company.